If you're looking for simple non-musical ringtones, check out these free ringtones. They include six single-note tones and three dual-note tones. "Three-Second Ring 101 96" and "Half Note 103" are relatively loud for a BlackBerry.

Here's the Handango link that has some background on the developer: http://www.handango.com/PlatformProd...59037&R=159037.

And here's a WML link for direct BlackBerry downloads: http://tones.jimvaughan.com.

DavidE
www.davidenglish.com

Hi David:

I added these ringers to my BB7520, and it helped quite a bit. Thanks!

Here is my question. I have a friend that is on the older OS, and cannot upgrade it currently (long story). He has the generic NEXTEL browser, but when trying to navigate to that link, it errors out. Do you have any other suggestions as to how he can get these files on to his BB?

I've created a quick-and-dirty website that has most of Jim Vaughan's ringtones, as well as some other non-musical ringtones. It also includes a small collection of non-obtrusive backgrounds and links for over-the-air downloads.

It's a WML site, so he should be able to download the ringtones directly to his BlackBerry. Here's the link: http://davidenglish.com/wml/index.wml.

DavidE
www.davidenglish.com

thanks for the site it's appreciated!!

Looks good, thanks.

I'll echo that thanks for the tones!

Anyone know how to get the tones from sites like Berryland onto your phone. These tones have to be saved on your pc as midi, but how do you get them in the phone(7250)? I tried the application loader, but it doesn't recognize the extension.